Binary isn’t always digital. These South Koreans are making a moving image with the two colors of their jackets, which they flip in and out, and the relative positions of their bodies as they move in sync. Can you imagine the number of hours they had to practice?! I love that they are vocalizing and [...]
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Jin lives in San Francisco and is getting her Art Studio degree at Stanford. This blog is a scrapbook of shiny things.
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